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Child Care News for Parents & Carers
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July 22, 2020
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Welcome, this week meet a real-life Mary Poppins! Betty Ertugrul, an in-home carer with Abracadabra Childcare Services, spills the beans on why she loves nannying and what nannies can bring to families. Also, a stack of scavenger hunts to keep your children busy over the winter months.
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What can a nanny offer your family?
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Although nannies have long been associated with celebrities, royals and other posh parents, we're pleased to report that this kind of in-home child care is accessible by everyday families as well.
Nannies are a convenient option for shift workers, small business owners and other working parents; they can be cost-effective for bigger families; and they provide friendly, professional care that’s tailored to individuals' needs.
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Indoor scavenger hunts for toddlers and preschoolers
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Earlier this year, searches for indoor scavenger hunt ideas quadrupled on Pinterest, and now that winter is officially here, this kind of home-based activity is a weather-proof way to get young bodies and brains moving.
Indoor scavenger hunts involve children darting around searching for certain items, and as well as being fun, they also tick a lot of boxes when it comes to early learning.
These games encourage children to think creatively, observe closely, grip a pencil, follow instructions and practice literacy, numeracy and other key skills.
There are indoor scavenger hunts to suit different ages, interests and living areas, and to help you prepare a hunt at home, we've tracked down some engaging ideas for under fives. Here goes!
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